Chapter

1 II |     solitude, too, He showed His glory to the disciples. Let us
2 III|      citizenship in the heavens, glory everlasting. Therefore your
3 IV |         for the sake of fame and glory; and this not only in the
4 IV |     herself, that she might have glory for her chastity. Mucius
5 IV |      value is put on the earthly glory, won by mental and bodily
6 IV | sufferings to obtain a celestial glory and a divine reward. If
7 V  |        account now the motive of glory. All these same cruel and